New World Disorder

New World Disorder is a series of freeride mountain-biking films produced by Freeride Entertainment. Beginning in late 2000 with the release of New World Disorder I, the collection has grown to encompass nine films released between 2000 and 2009. The series is recognized for its progressive approach to mountain bike filmmaking, with each subsequent installment aiming to build upon the achievements of its predecessor. The New World Disorder films collectively have a runtime of 303 minutes. New World Disorder 2: Fat Tire Fury, released in 2002, and New World Disorder 5: Disorderly Conduct, released in 2004, are examples of the films produced within the series. The collection's total budget and revenue are both recorded as zero. The series’ activity spanned from 2000 to 2009, resulting in a total of nine films. New World Disorder 7: Flying High Again, released in 2006, has a runtime of zero minutes. New World Disorder 10: Dust & Bones, released in 2009, received an IMDb rating of 8.7.